Feedback on care is mixed. One family member described assistance with medication, meals, and moving a resident from a recliner to a wheelchair, and spoke positively about the staff. Another reviewer questioned whether the facility is a suitable option for people with dementia or difficulty walking, suggesting that prospective families should ask specifically about the support available for those needs.
Dining was a clear positive in one review, which described the food as excellent. The resident’s room was characterized as small but adequate, with space for a bed and dresser. A separate reviewer called the facility nice overall but raised a concern about personal belongings when residents are away from their rooms.
Communication with family decision-makers is a concern. One reviewer said they were not informed that their brother, whose medical power of attorney they held, had been moved to another part of the state. This raises a question about how family contacts are notified during transfers. The reviews offer no information about activities or programming, and provide too little detail to assess the consistency of care or management practices overall. Families may wish to discuss care capabilities, transfer-notification procedures, and safeguards for personal belongings directly with the facility.
